New charges to be filed against Erie alderman
Justice of the Fence K Morrison Wesleyville faces twenty four counts of black mail and extortion. Harvey M Willis county controller plans to present evidence to District Attorney Otto Herbst alleging docket book discrepancies and inflated fines. Willis cites erasures and crossed out figures as audit faults. Malfeasance in office may be charged against Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. R. Morison
Tri
Justice of the Fence
HR. Morrison
Wesleyville
Harvey M. Willis
Otto Herbst
Willis
Morrison
Unidentified man dies in Falconer police station lodging
Corry origin man found dead in Falconer building after lodging request. Police and coroner investigate. body sent to Mink funeral home. Clothing labels from Meadville and Nesbit noted. no name identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua County
Palconer
Corry
Jamestown
Henry A. Bowers
Falconer
Malconer
Dow
Wesson Paplow
A. J. Stewart
F. Lomar
Meadville
Spring Creek Mourns Loss of Fred Johnson
Spring Creek reports the death of Fred Johnson with funeral services held at the local residence and interment in Pine Grove cemetery. The obituary notes his service as P. R. R. Reoperator in Ludlow and later as agent in Spring Creek until illness forced retirement. Families from Erie Warren Meadville and Bradford attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Brown
Corry
J. F. Johnson
Harry Zi. Johnson
Irving, Pa
Andora
Elmer D. Edgett
Warren
George Eb.’ Johnson
Gerland
Hilma Gustafson
Warren, Pa
I. B. Edgett
Jennie Place
Meadville
Ben P. Edgett
Carter Hill News Notes
Carter Hill notes weekend visits guests and local activities. Walter Parkhurst and Brie Friday events. Frank Cooper visiting sister Mrs Worth Watson. Mrs H M guest of daughter Harold Sweet of Clymer N Y. Duane Cook entertained friends October 11 with Leren Marts Ed Burrows Harry Burrows Bert Slye Jay Follett Nellie Marts Schucker of Lowville and Lyon Tower and daughter McKean. Mrs Nina Watson Pet tit Brown Hill guests of Fred Cooper. Carl Cooper visited. Veo Manges left for Youngsville Ohio to work winter. Mrs Schucknecht improving. Mrs Adams and June stay with mother Mrs Hatch Sciota. Adams teaching Greeley School. Ladies Old Society to meet Dec 3 at Mrs J Follett. all invited. Bert Slye Archie Hurfurt visited Erie. Ed Edmonds Mooreheadville guests of sister Mrs Walter Parkhurst. Arta Smith Welsh left for Warren visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill
Walter Parkhurst
Brie
Frank Cooper
Worth Watson
H. M
Daugl
Harold Sweet
Clymer
Duane Cook
Leren Marts
Ed Burrows
Harry Burrows
Bert Slye
Jay Follett
Nellie Marts
Bradford
Lyon Tower
McKean
Schucker
Lowville
G. J. Follett
Nina Watson
Pettit
Brown Hill
Fred Cooper
Carl Cooper
Watson
Veo Manges
Youngsville
John Schucknecht
Cerl Adams
June
Hatch
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ERIE
Voorhees
Spring Creek
A. W. Spielman
Butler
Lily Henry
Ben Reming
Kennett Reming
Marie Helrigel
Buffalo
M. B. Hulter
James Hall
Salamanca
N. Y
John McKay
Henry Brenneshota
Frank Sipp
Elegin
Harold Eddy
Wilson Stikler
Lena Jackson
Martha Helviel
Bernice Sickler
Bertha Campbell
Elizabeth Sickler
Wilson Siddler
Edward Roberts
Dean Kern
Carl Donaldson
Frank Kafferlin
P. D. Helvick
E. L. Campbell
Tivington
Harry ‘L. Johnson
Daisy Branch
Wate
Lon
Bates
George Johnson
New York
Mrr. Jonson
J.P. Johnson
L. R. Donaldson
Marian
Harriett
Clayton Damon
Wilson Steller
William Henry
Thelma
St. Vicent's Hospital
Watella Edgett
Mis
Helen Edgett
Ge Johnson
New York City
Church Briatle
Ira
Hattle Horn
Garland
Chas. Henry
Chas. Spencer
Youngeyilie
John Marin
Nels Christenson
John Martin
F. L. Armstrong
Clara Lester
Jas. Jonkking
Glen Donaldson
Bridge
Martha Helgick
Marie Katterlin
Wm. Burch
Robert Donaldson
R. Dy McKelvey
R. G. Dawson
Waren
Rolly Willingon
Youngaville
Mary Willinson
Pittsburgh
Charles Davis
Davidson Cost and Iron Company
Neville Island
Davis
Carter Hill News
Arta Smith Welsh
Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Associated Gas and Electric System
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Liccere & Mvens Tosa
Root’s Furniture Store
Wrea
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